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dinner |
What did you have for dinner yesterday?
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cottage |
The cottage had a beautiful garden.
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bitter |
The ancient Greek city states of Athens and Sparta were bitter rivals.
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rubber |
He used the rubber to correct his work.
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rabbit |
Would your rabbit like a carrot?
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happy |
The child was very happy.
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kitten |
Our new kitten is black with white paws.
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address |
What is your new home address?
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traffic |
The police started to divert the traffic.
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collect |
Please inform me when my order is ready to collect.
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Monkey Business
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